Louise Noguchi brings Japanese Canadian History to Nuit Blanche in new exhibition
Through the act of drawing, the cadence of voices, and the presence of descendants reclaiming their families’ stories, Noguchi’s work restores voice to the silenced.
Emily Paterson’s award-winning BUTCH/FEMME launches Theatre Passe Muraille’s new season
““I was challenging myself to create a very intricate work with a lot of limitations, in order to see what I could produce. And in the end, BUTCH/FEMME is what I created.” ~ Emily Paterson
Morgan Joy on the timely superpowers of puppetry and “Peggy’s Place”
“I really appreciated how the puppets seemed to hold a kind of magic that opened people up to ask questions and share stories that they otherwise might be too shy to share.” ~ Moirgan Joy
Alexander Thomas and Ted Dykstra open Coal Mine Theatre’s new season with “Waiting for Godot”
Interview with Alexander Thomas and Ted Dykstra about The Coal Mine Theatre’s “Waiting for Godot”
Ahmed Moneka marks ten-year milestone with revival of “King Gilgamesh” and new film at TIFF
“What really makes me grounded is creativity … telling stories that no one has really heard about us as Arabs or as Iraqis …. I build bridges over boundaries and borders and cultures.” ~ Ahmed Moneka
Vivien Endicott-Douglas’ enormous challenge in “Enormity, Girl, and the Earthquake in Her Lungs”
“I think everyone wants and deserves to feel safe and seen and loved – and this play reminds us of that.” ~ Vivien Endicott-Douglas
Megan McDougall’s debut picture book is rooted in yoga and imagination
“The creative process of seeing my scribbled notes and thoughts come to life was truly incredible.” ~ Author Megan McDougall
Shivani Shivakumar brings Bharatanatyam to the Common Ground Dance Festival
“I just want the audience to come with an open heart and take as much of art as they can into their system.” ~ Shivani Shivakumar
Review: The Renaissance of “Bachelor Man” at Tarragon Theatre
“The revival reminds us that the prejudices examined in Winston Kam’s “Bachelor Man” — fear of outsiders, suspicion of difference, and the enforcement of hierarchies — remain unsettlingly relevant today.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Conor Bradbury brings his full comedic force to “Duel Citizens” at Second City Toronto
Artist profile: Comedian and improvisor Conor Bradbury is on the Second City Mainstage
Review: Here for Now Theatre presents Canadian premiere of “Apples in Winter”
“The production’s ultimate power lies in its intimacy. With just one performer, the audience cannot retreat…” ~Arpita Ghosal